Congratulations
President Barack Obama!

It seems like yesterday when I first heard your name as you were organizing in the streets of Chicago. When you declared you were running for President, there was no doubt in my mind, you were the right person for the job. My only concern was: would they blame you for the neglect this system has suffered from your predecessors?

Realizing four years goes by so fast, this quote by Gandhi, “Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever,” reminds me that while many of us may feel saddened that we only have four more years of your leadership left, we must work as if we “die tomorrow.”

We must connect your leadership to an even greater generation to come. Your next four years, President Obama, as you know will be quite different than the first four years. After the hands-on first four years of training, the expectations are higher. America will expect you to wear an “S” on your chest and fly through out the night to bring crime to zero, while keeping every child in school and every home filled with people employed. While these might be the expectations of many, let no one change the expectations you have yourself.

The next four years will go as fast as the first four years did. When the clock hits midnight, it’s a wrap Mr. President. As Gandhi said, “live as if you die tomorrow,” as President of the United States, replace the words “die tomorrow” with your next four year term ending tomorrow.

While Americans will appreciate your commitment to end the war across the sea, we know America has an internal war that’s spreading like cancer and has existed for decades
( some for centuries). In addition to the economic woes connected with African Americans being highly unemployed, The Police are shooting Black boys and girls like its target practice.

Visualize that day (four years and one day later). Visualize yourself driving back to those streets of Chicago; those streets of East Oakland, Ca; those streets of  East St.Louis, Brooklyn, N.Y, Southest, D.C., Atlanta, Ga, and the list goes on in practically every urban and rural city in the U.S.

How will you feel? What did you do for the people in those areas? What do you wish you would have done as commander and chief of this great nation?

As you visualize that day (four years and one day later) let your soul answer “verily verily I did my best for all America’s people. Verily verily the war within America is closer to ending because of my actions as President of the United States of America. Verily verily Hotep is here to stay!”

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